This book examines the blanket imposition of standard regulatory templates, maintaining that every jurisdiction requires customised legal solutions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Adithya Chintapanti is Professor at BML Munjal University, School of Law, India.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Observing the Refraction of Law 2. Refraction in Regulatory Space and Legal Pluralism 3. Tensions and the Non Autonomous State 4. Electricity Role of the State, Political Economy, and Regulatory Reform 5. Andhra Pradesh A State "Susceptible" to a Powerful Society 6. The State as a Semi Autonomous Social Field Self Organisation in the Observable Field of Analysis 7. Self Regulation in the Observable Field of Analysis and Pluralism in State Law 8. Conclusion
1. Observing the Refraction of Law 2. Refraction in Regulatory Space and Legal Pluralism 3. Tensions and the Non-Autonomous State 4. Electricity - Role of the State, Political Economy, and Regulatory Reform 5. Andhra Pradesh - A State "Susceptible" to a Powerful Society 6. The State as a Semi-Autonomous Social Field - Self-Organisation in the Observable Field of Analysis 7. Self-Regulation in the Observable Field of Analysis and Pluralism in State Law 8. Conclusion
1. Observing the Refraction of Law 2. Refraction in Regulatory Space and Legal Pluralism 3. Tensions and the Non Autonomous State 4. Electricity Role of the State, Political Economy, and Regulatory Reform 5. Andhra Pradesh A State "Susceptible" to a Powerful Society 6. The State as a Semi Autonomous Social Field Self Organisation in the Observable Field of Analysis 7. Self Regulation in the Observable Field of Analysis and Pluralism in State Law 8. Conclusion
1. Observing the Refraction of Law 2. Refraction in Regulatory Space and Legal Pluralism 3. Tensions and the Non-Autonomous State 4. Electricity - Role of the State, Political Economy, and Regulatory Reform 5. Andhra Pradesh - A State "Susceptible" to a Powerful Society 6. The State as a Semi-Autonomous Social Field - Self-Organisation in the Observable Field of Analysis 7. Self-Regulation in the Observable Field of Analysis and Pluralism in State Law 8. Conclusion
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